Minor Served Warrant for Attempted Murder in Pueblo
The suspect was previously detained in October for illegal firearm possession near Ray Aguilera Park.
Updated on Oct. 12, 2026 in Law Enforcement
Pueblo police served an arrest warrant for attempted first-degree murder to a minor currently held at the Pueblo Youth Corrections Facility. The charge stems from a September shooting on Emilia Court that left the victim in serious but stable condition.
Why it matters
The warrant follows an investigation into a violent incident that occurred in the early hours of September 12. Investigators from the Special Investigations Division linked the minor to the shooting after his initial arrest for weapons possession.
The suspect faces a charge of attempted first-degree murder following an investigation by the Special Investigations Division. Detectives recovered over 30 rounds of ammunition during the initial arrest of the minor near Ray Aguilera Park.
The players
Pueblo Police
The local law enforcement agency responsible for investigating crimes and executing warrants within the city of Pueblo.
Pueblo Youth Corrections Facility
The detention center where the minor suspect is currently being held.
Special Investigations Division
The specialized unit within the police department that identified the suspect and secured the arrest warrant.
The details
The shooting occurred at 2:30 a.m. in the 0-100 block of Emilia Court. On October 6, officers used a taser to detain the minor near Ray Aguilera Park after he attempted to flee the scene with an illegally modified firearm.
Timeline
September 12, 2026: The shooting incident occurred on Emilia Court.
October 6, 2026: The minor was detained near Ray Aguilera Park.
October 8, 2026: The arrest warrant for attempted murder was served.
Legal Context
This case highlights the enforcement of violent crime protocols within the local justice system. It follows a pattern established by the 2026 juvenile justice reform initiatives in Colorado regarding the prosecution and detention of minors involved in gun violence.
The arrest of an individual with an illegally modified firearm near a community space like Ray Aguilera Park may prompt increased security presence in the area. Residents are encouraged to remain aware of local safety alerts issued by the police department.
The takeaway
The swift identification of a suspect in a serious violent crime relies on diligent detective work following initial weapon seizures. Local residents should continue to report suspicious activity immediately to help law enforcement prevent future violent incidents.
Further reading
For more information on regional safety, visit Pueblo Law Enforcement.
